What does the phrase "Snowflake" mean today? It was utilized to shame Democrats yet, they've suddenly gone quiet.
Is blocking me for having dissenting viewpoints considered "Snowflake" behavior?
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hippyjoe1955 · 70-79, M
A snowflake is someone who melts down easily and quickly. Melt down means anger or shunning or separating from unpleasant conversations or situations. You see a lot of liberals melt down when confronted with information they don't want to hear. They usually lash out in anger or shun/block the person saying what they don't want to hear. In many cases they try to shut the other person down rather than try to counter the information that is being given.
DDaverde · 61-69, M
RageAgainstTheMachine · 41-45, M
Elon Musk has done Republicans' or any right leaning citizens who since 2020-2022 used that phrase to weaponize the other party a disservice. I cannot say I have ever seen an individual ban people who either insults him or disagrees with his opinion while still standing on a platform of "free speech." Snowflakes melt in the heat of the sun. Yes, he doesn't represent the entire party, but I would be hard pressed to find a far right leaning voter that wont justify his antics under the guise of free speech. For what it's worth, the word has no meaning once the Republicans became that which they once tried to use as a way to 'mock' the left. Personally, anytime I express an opinion that does not agree with the United States "MAGA" I have been blocked. So again, I ask, what does this term mean?